This is a game that I wanted to make because I wanted to learn multiplayer. And one such game that I played in my childhood was "Brawl Stars" by Supercell. Welp multiplayer is hard and I've put a lot of work diving head first into it.

idk where this is going forward, but I've already moved away from a "brawl stars clone" mentality and want to make it a unique game. I still have to come up with a theme tho...

I will probably change the name of this game. This is such a lazy ass name.

Features:

• Terrain Generation
  • Simple Terrain generation and rendering
  • Other stuff like trees and shit
  • Terrain seed and other stuff is randomly generated by the server
• Multiplayer
  • Simple multiplayer (on hold now)
  • Client-Side Prediction and Server Reconciliation (This is hard)
• Character
  • Character controller
    • Keyboard inputs
    • Mouse inputs
  • Procedural Animations
• Offline mode
  • Offline mode is important, because I am lazy and I probably have my server messed up. And the ENet library I use for networking won't work in WASM that I plan to support.

I've used AI to find myself topics that may help solve particular solution. AI didn't write any code.

Example:

I: "The FPS and Frame Time fluctuate a lot, I want to calculate avg FPS/Frame Time of my game, but only for the last 20-30 frames...I don't want to create an circular buffer to do it...too much memory, there must be some mathematical formula right?"

AI responds with a big text. I read the headings and find "Moving average". I open it up in wiki, read the page, try to understand the derivation. Later I found "Exponential Moving average" and then implement it in my game since it felt like the perfect solution to my problem